9 Days tour from Marrakech
Traveling from Marrakech to Tangier over the course of 9 Days will allow you to see the best that Morocco has to offer. Visit the lesser-known attractions of Marrakech before making your way south to the Sahara Desert of Merzouga, passing through picturesque kasbahs, gorges, valleys, rivers, palm trees, and more. Ride a camel over the golden sand dunes to a picturesque desert tent for a mystical night’s sleep after you’ve arrived in the desert. Last but not least, see Volubilis, Fes, Meknes, and Chefchaouen, also known as the Blue City or Blue Pearl. In Tangier, your 9 Days in Morocco comes to a close.
A highly experienced tour guide will pick you up from the airport to begin your 9-day trip from Marrakech. After you meet the guide, he will take you to a traditional riad in the medina for the night.
We are planning to hire a native tour guide in Marrakech today. All of Marrakesh’s must-see landmarks, as pointed out by the guide, are: The pulsing heart of Marrakesh is Jemaa El Fna Square. Also, the historic city walls of Marrakesh, which date back to what is said to have been constructed in the 12th century. You should also pay a visit to the Bahia Palace, a world-renown historical palace that dates back to the 16th century. Furthermore, The Saadian Tombs, a museum dedicated to the kingdom’s history and a burial site for the Saadian royal family, will also be on your itinerary.
In addition, the city’s rich cultural heritage is on display in the Koutoubia Mosque, a historic mosque dating back to the 12th century. Lastly, we arrive to Bahia mansion, a magnificent mansion from the nineteenth century that exudes elegance and grandeur. The historical and cultural splendor of Marrakesh, as well as the variety of activities available to tourists, make it an ideal destination. After that, you’re free to keep wandering and discovering the historic district at your own pace.
Our journey begins in the Red City (Marrakech) and ends in the picturesque southern hamlet of Boumalne Dades. Among the many stops along the way, the first of them is. Sizzling 2,260 meters above sea level lies the Tizi NTichka pass. After that, you’ll get the chance to see one of Morocco’s oldest kasbahs—the famous Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah. Also, we stop at Ouarzazate, which is known as the gateway to the Sahara Desert. Going on to the next stop, the charming village of Kalaat M’Gouna, famous for its abundant rose gardens and vibrant Rose Festival. We will arrive to Boumalne Dades for the overnight later on.
We should stop at the stunning Gorge of Dades before we depart Dades. The Dades Valley is home to this striking granite formation, the power of which is on full display here. Todgha canyon, a stunning and fascinating canyon that is sure to leave a positive impression on those who visit, is immediately after Dades Gorge. In every way imaginable, it is enchanting. As an option, you may take a stroll along the riverbank. We will end our day by seeing the Sahara Desert. Upon our arrival A fascinating desert awaits you at the end of your camel ride over the golden sand dunes in the midst of nowhere. Indulge in a hearty Berber feast while listening to a charming performance of drumming by the campfire.
Today begins after a hearty breakfast at your desert tent. Either you may elect to ride the camels back to the starting location or you can choose to return in an off-road 4×4. Our first stop today, after meeting your driving guide from Africa North Journeys, will be the Berber nomads who call the area behind Merzouga’s golden dunes home. They find this spot to be a refuge from the hustle and bustle of city life. They will let us in on their secrets about how they make a livelihood and how they live their lives. You won’t believe how amazing the experience is.
Once we’ve had some tea, we’ll be back on the road to the Gnawa hamlet, a settlement inhabited only by individuals of African descent. They emigrated from South Africa, Senegal, Mali, and other impoverished African nations. They established their own distinct tribe and today have a unique connection to Gnawa music. First, we’ll have a little fun with them, and then we’ll go on a stroll to one of the desert oasis to see what grows there and learn about the water supply. In the Afternoon We will drop you off at your hotel to spend the rest of the day lounging around the pool or exploring the dunes outside your hotel.
On the sixth day of your 9 Days tour from Marrakech begins with a last time sunrise watch. Then leave the desert onward journey to Fes. Along the way we will Stop to discover, bleakness, or for toilet. The first stop of today is the Ziz valley It is one of the biggest African oasis. A stretch of more than 150 kilometers in length. The lush palm palms that dot the terrain provide an air of tranquility and beauty, making for an idyllic setting. Next to Midelt for lunch then continue to the Cedar Forest.
In order to gain food, the macaques here will approach any visitor and perform pranks on them. Therefore, use caution while feeding them. Later head to Ifrane Morocco has some of the cleanest and most beautiful towns. One of them is Little Switzerland. This small city in the Middle Atlas Mountains is a popular vacation spot for both Moroccans and tourists from other countries. It’s particularly popular in the winter, when the city wears a white robe and lets nature, peace, and mountain lovers explore its streets, mountains, and woods.
Diving into 13th-century terrain is unavoidable. A day of discovery with your local tour guide. Fez is one of Morocco’s oldest cities. You and your guide will tour the most notable of its many historical sites. The Golden Palace gates are your first dive. A door embellished with wood, mosaics, and Great Moroccan tiles that evokes monarchy. Only in the 1970s was the palace completed. The outside doors convey the grandeur of the palace’s interior, which is protected from public access. No one disputes that the copper doors are a drop in a sea of marvels.
In addition, you will tour the Ceramics Pottery, where skilled artisans manufacture heart-pounding items. Ceramic dishes include plates, bowls, glass, and others. The next stop is Borj Sud, or Southern Tower, which offers a stunning perspective of the ancient Medina and its tiny alleyways. After getting lost in the Medina, you have three hours in the small ancient alleyways. The three-hour tour includes the Najjarine Fountain, Medrasa Bouanania, and Quaraouin’s Mosque and University, which Fatima El Fehria, an industrious and ambitious lady, built. After this amazing day, your driver guide will take you to your Riad from yesterday for the night.
The 9 Days tour from Marrakech takes us today to the north exactly to Chefchaouen, leaving Fes behind. When you’re ready, we’ll hit the road; today, we have a lot of interesting sights to explore. Once we reach the imperial city of Meknes, you are free to explore on your own and see Bab el Mansour, Hri Souani, Sahrij, Qara Prison, and the world-famous Moulay Ismail Mausoleum. After that, we’ll continue driving to Volubilis.
The epicenter of Roman influence, with the most significant archaeological sites and a metropolis buried under rubble attesting to that. The best approach to understand this amazing city’s history is to hire a native tour guide. Chefchaouen, the blue region of Morocco, is our next stop after lunch. Take a walk in the medina if you have time. Take advantage of this fantastic chance while you can since it is much more stunning after night. Enjoy the Night in a romantic riad.
This last leg of the 9 days tour from Marrakech takes us from Chefchaouen to Tangier promises exciting stops. Tangier’s Medina will be ours to explore. Visit the ancient city’s meandering lanes at your leisure, soaking in its historic architecture and bustling atmosphere. After seeing the Medina, we’ll visit Cape Spartel, a stunning peninsula at the Atlantic and Mediterranean oceans. Hercules Cave, a mythical natural marvel, is next. Legend has it that Hercules slept in this cave after his 12 labors. Finally, we leave you off at the airport end of our 9-day in Morocco tour.
We are flexible and accommodating, so feel free to amend or alter the Morocco Itinerary 9 Days from Marrakech as needed. Our tourism professionals created the itinerary with the traveler’s requirements and interests in mind. If you need any help, don’t hesitate to contact us.
Our 9-day Morocco journey began in Marrakech and ended in Tangier. Along the way, we stopped in the Sahara Desert, Fes, Chefchaouen, and Tangier again. Our group size was 20 people. Working with Mohamed of Africa North Journey made for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. I will never forget this trip since he catered to our every need, gave us a crash course on Morocco, and even invited us to his home for lunch.
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